Don Omar helped carry reggaeton from San Juan to the world with Dale Don Dale, Pobre Diabla and Danza Kuduro, and The Last King World Tour brings that catalog to Brooklyn's arena. The timing is perfect: it lands the night before the Hispanic Day Parade, at the peak of Hispanic Heritage Month. If you want the weekend's biggest perreo singalong, head to Atlantic Avenue.
What to expect
Expect an arena-sized reggaeton show with a crowd that knows every word, flags from across the Caribbean and Latin America in the stands, and a set list spanning two decades of hits. Doors open an hour before showtime, and the plaza outside Atlantic Terminal fills quickly, so build in time for security lines.
Good to know
- Barclays sits on top of Atlantic Av–Barclays Ctr station, served by the 2, 3, 4, 5, B, D, N, Q, R and LIRR.
- Doors open 60 minutes before the scheduled start.
- Premium seating options are sold separately through the venue.
- Expect the plaza to be crowded right before the show; arrive early to clear security.
- Dress for dancing in the aisles.
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Common questions
What tour is Don Omar on?
The Last King World Tour.
When do doors open at Barclays Center?
Doors open 60 minutes before the 8pm start.
